I use the index function with INDEX(Personnel!A$1:$I$71,I78,9). When I insert
a column in the array the column I am looking for is now 10 instead of 9. The
column name in the Personnel worksheet is PreFund. Can I change the index
function column parameter so that if I insert a column it will still
reference the correct column? Thanks. Michael

Hi
see your other post. If you have a question to the ideas/solutions
presented best to post a follow-up question :-)

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"mlkpied" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I use the index function with INDEX(Personnel!A$1:$I$71,I78,9). When
I insert
a column in the array the column I am looking for is now 10 instead
of 9. The
column name in the Personnel worksheet is PreFund. Can I change the
index
function column parameter so that if I insert a column it will still
reference the correct column? Thanks. Michael

One way:

=INDEX($I$1:I$71,I78)

Another:

=INDEX($A$1:$I$71, I78, COLUMN($I$1))


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"mlkpied" wrote:

I use the index function with INDEX(Personnel!A$1:$I$71,I78,9). When I insert
a column in the array the column I am looking for is now 10 instead of 9. The
column name in the Personnel worksheet is PreFund. Can I change the index
function column parameter so that if I insert a column it will still
reference the correct column? Thanks. Michael

JE McGimpsey wrote...
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Another:

=INDEX($A$1:$I$71, I78, COLUMN($I$1))
...

Depends on the range starting in column A. More robust to use

=INDEX($A$1:$I$71, I78, COLUMNS($A$1:$I$71))

to ensure referencing the rightmost column.
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